Film Lens
The Gold Ring tells the story of a father who lost his wedding ring in the ocean. This event is tied to the practices of sailors who would remove their rings to avoid injury while working with fishing nets. The film captures the personal significance of the ring and the memories associated with it.
With a runtime of 7 minutes, the film uses storytelling to convey the emotional weight of the lost ring, reflecting on the connection between the father and his family. The narrative is rooted in the experiences of sailors, emphasizing the practical reasons behind their actions at sea.
Why Watch
- •See a sailor's unique approach to wearing rings.
- •Find out how a lost ring tells a family's story.
- •Meet the father whose ring was lost in the ocean.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2011.
•The duration of the film is 7 minutes.
•Sailors would wear their wedding rings on a neck chain to prevent losing fingers.
Perfect For
Sailor traditionsFamily storytellingOcean-related tales